Fireworks, Sparkle, Boom, Loud Red, White and Blue Stars and Stripes Music/patriotic songs/ loud noises celebrations. parades, speeches, cookouts hot dogs/hamburgers. potato salad. macaroni salad, chips,
Soda/soft drinks/lemonade/tea watermelons/blueberries, lakes, boats ocean/seas/hurricane Arthur wind and rain/waves crashing over the islands ants/bugs. playing chase fireflies at night. lights in the sky. sparkling in the dark night.
freedom all reminders of a country celebrating! Independence Day!
What other countries celebrate the Fourth of July? 
Denmark, England, Norway, Portugal and Sweden. Denmark Danes and Norwegians celebrate American Independence Day because thousands emigrated to the U.S. in the early 1900s. Other European countries, like England, Portugal and Sweden, hold celebrations near American military bases and or spots frequented by American tourists to boost travel during early July.
G’day,
My name’s Charlotte and I’m in year 6 from Melbourne, Australia I was wondering what is Independence Day because we don’t celebrate it here in Australia.
From Charlotte
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Hello Charlotte,
We are currently still on summer vacation time. School starts for teachers in 2 weeks and 3 weeks for the kids.
Independence Day is when we became independent of Great Britain (England).
The city near us is called Charlotte, NC. It’s often called the Queen City. We live in Monroe a smaller town about 20 miles away.